Tewksbury Store Sells Winning $10,000 Lottery Ticket

A Tewksbury retailer sold a Massachusetts Lottery scratch ticket worth $10,000 or more, Patch staff writer Chris Rhatigan reported, the most notable local item on an otherwise light news day. The Zoning Board of Appeals is set to meet Thursday, and a community fundraiser separately helped a Tewksbury pet owner cover veterinary costs for his cat, according to Patch.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"Huge Scratch-Off Winner Sold At Tewksbury Store": A Massachusetts Lottery scratch ticket worth $10,000 or more was sold at a Tewksbury retailer, per Tewksbury Patch, though the report did not name the winner or specify which store sold the ticket. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/tewksbury)

"Patch AM: How a pet fundraiser helped a Tewksbury resident care for his cat": A community fundraiser helped a Tewksbury resident cover veterinary costs for his cat, according to Patch's daily newsletter. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/tewksbury/patch-am-how-pet-fundraiser-helped-tewksbury-resident-care-nodx-20260825)

COMING UP

The Zoning Board of Appeals meets Thursday, Aug. 27, according to the town's online calendar.

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